Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27

uela cannot allow, as it belongs to her. snd m consequence of it she has sus. pended relations with England. Pass ports have been given Co the English
 minister and representatives and the
 United States has been applied to Rci es arbitrator ID behalf of Yenszeula.
 The EnglIsh government has denied the right of arbitration in the matter. Ven ezeula now proposes to send few thou sand soldiers to drive the English usur- Ders form the territory. As result, it .s hoped the United States government will intervene to termInate the quarrel and require the government of Great Britain to submit to arbitration"
 SANTA BARBARA. August 19.-As a Los Angeles eIeursion was coming in this afternoon. Wm. Dover while walk ing on the track was thrown down by the engine and was run over, both arms being cut of,
 SAN FRASCIsCo, August l9-The Shsr- CD case was resumed to-day before the Supreme Court snd after a brief srgu- ment of counsel was submitted.
 NEW ToRK, August l9-The Times Washington special says: Her Britsn- l.: MalestY's representative at Washing ton by instructions from the home gov 'rnment. has asked of the United States sn explanation of the seizure m Behring Sea on July 9th. l2th and l7sh, of the schooner W. H. Hayward, the steamer Dolphin and the schooner Grace, all of Victoria. B. O., captured by the United States revenue cutter Rush and carried into Sitka, Alaska, where they have been placed m charge ot the United States marshall The TelGes! is Couched in di- ploInHiic language and makes no asser- ton as to the legality of the pture. IL simply asks that her msiesiy's govern n at be informed of the fact. In reply certified copies of the report of Captain -heppard. commanding the rgv. uue cut Ter Rash. has been transmitted to the British minister.
 important labor pronuucimisrto has just been issued by the builders trade league Df Georgia, with headquarters at Au- yus;a. The league is composed of sionemssons, carpenters 'rrners, painters. etc. and embraces nearly the entire state of Georgia. The schedule is published:
 No work with nOn-union men. No work on any sub-contract job. Fifty eight hours a week. Fifty-eight hours a weeks limit, and all firms furnishing material to contractors who eK- lc. more thRn;ffty eight hours. ere to be boycotted."
 < formal demand will be made in a isy or sEO for the discharge of all non union men.
 TOMBSTONE. 4. T., August 19-A com DIlstIon based on the O. ssessOrs returns gives the cattle in the territory at 462,- T9O head, of which the board of equal zgilon fixed the value at Sl2 a head. Yavapai heads the list with 23l ,250; Pima 'econd with S3,233. Ccchise third with -3 2s5, The increase in the territory turing the past year IS 90065, In Coch-
 'e county, l2.793.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Aug. l9-The pro- posed new constitution of the produce ixchRnga comes up for discussion be- lore the membership ot the OrganIza- ion this afternoon. The necessary
  proceeded q with the business m lRnd. Sect'oR after section was taken ID separately and analysed for obiec- Iouable clauses and the arguments on both sides were at times loud and ye- A strong opposition declared tselt among the members generally to he autOcrstic tone of the document and many changes that were made were chiefly enacted to afford limiting the powers conferred upon the board of directors. After protraoted session various amendments were finally agreed upon and the constitution was irolared adopted by unanimous vote. One os the most natural alterations m .he document was that which limits the powers of ths directors from suspending a meeting of the board for more than three days at s time unless authorized by a two-thirds vote of the members. The presumption now is that the board will reopen for business Monday,
 ENFIELD, III. August 19.-Two terri ble accidents occurred here this morn- ag at the reunion of the S7th Illinois Veterans. During s sham battle s can non WAS premsturely discharged, blow ug of James CrOckett's right arm. An instant later, few rods distant. another ,snnOn was premstGrsly discharged, stretching five bleeding victims on the ground. One veteran had both arms blown of and will probably die. The -our others are frigh fully lhcersted and burned, bu. will probably recover.
 LONDON, August 20.-In n letter of 5tanley's written from Gambuya, near .he rapids of AruevinI. June 18th, the explorer ssys that the natives promised -o supply the expedition with provisions and informed Stanley of other rapids further up the river end that progress by the river would be impossible.
 NEW YORK, August 20.-Room occu- pied by Mrs. Melvin A. Payne and her laughter in tenement 3l was broken open by the police thIs morning and both women found dead on the bed, having committed suicide by taking audnum and cutting arteries in their ,rus and ankles. Letters were found in he room addressed to Miss. Fl, A. Weed daughter of the late Thurlow Weed.
 Paynes were known to be old friends f the Weed family. The letters stated .Ee reason for suicide WAS poverty snd inability of the women to take care of themselves. The bodies had been m Inc room since Monday. The police were attracted by the oiOr.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Aug. 20-A fire broke 1nt early this morning in the box fac .ory snd dry goods house of the Pacific Wooden Ware and Cooperage company, sixth and Berry streets Owing to the scarcity of hydrants in that locality, the iremen did not get the fire under con- trol for SD hour. loss about twelve thousand dollars.
 PORTLAND, Me. August l9-A letter was received few days ago by Rev. Father Healy from his brother. Captain Healy fl the revenue steamer Bear. He that he had beaohed his yes gel snd constructed 8 cotfer dam and hsd found the leak, replaced the copper and gone on hIs northern voy age.
 HALIFAX, August 19-The race be- tween the yachts Gslstea and Dsuntless ended this afternoon. The Gslstes was B winner on account of her allowance, although the DsHniless led her st the close hy about one hundred yards.
 DENVER, August l9-A premature eI- plosion m the Bobtail mine, ID Black hawk, to-day. resulted in the death of A-J,ar Haaaap and Charlea 8Nhulire